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Which statement best explains how the author of "Thyrsis" transforms the mythological story of Corydon and Thyrsis?

A.
The poet explains why some singers have more talent than others.
B.
The poet conveys the challenges of composing pleasing lyrics.
C.
The poet uses rhyme to convey tension between the singers.
D.
The poet addresses the character who loses the singing contest.

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Answer: The poet addresses the character who loses the singing contest.

Explanation: this is correct on edmentum. the only difference is that mine was b not d (the letter order was re-arranged)

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The statement that best explains how the author of Thyrsis transforms the mythological story of Corydon and Thyrsis is when the poet addresses the character who loses the singing contest.

What is a mythological story?

A traditional or periodic form of story, where an expression of history of people in a fictional phenomenon is seen, is known as a mythological story. It may or may not involve a supernatural activity(s).

The above story of Thyrsis and Corydon is seemingly a mythological story, which however, is transformed by the poet while he addresses a character who loses the singing contest.

Hence, option D holds true regarding a mythological story.

Learn more about a mythological story here:

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